Agenda

Seattle Port Commission:            Tuesday, September 11, 2012 
9:00 a.m.  11:00 a.m. 
Audit Committee Meeting               Port of Seattle Headquarters, Pier 69, Commission Chambers 
Attendees:                              Presenters: (in order of appearance) 
Commissioner Tom Albro                       Ruthe Holden, ALGA Peer Review Committee 
Commissioner Bill Bryant                         Daniel Hansen, Protivity, Inc 
Committee Public Member Christina Gehrke            Laurie Tish, Moss Adams 
CEO Tay Yoshitani                             Joyce Kirangi, Director, Internal Audit Department 
Staff:                                        Brian Nancekivell, Senior Internal Auditor 
Tom Barnard, Policy Analyst, Port of Seattle Commission 
Katie Blair, Commission Records Specialist 
Agenda 
Category        Item                           Presenter 
Minutes          Approval of Audit Committee minutes         Audit Committee 
for August 7, 2012 
External Audits      Peer Review Exit Interview                  Ruthe Holden, ALGA Peer Review Committee 
IT Performance and IT Risk Assessment Entrance  Daniel Hansen, Protivity Team 
Conference 
Moss Adams CAFR Audit Entrance Conference    Laurie Tish, Moss Adams 

Lease and        None 
Concession Audits * 
Operational Audits   Central Processing    None 
System 
Comprehensive     Ground Transportation   Joyce Kirangi, Director, Internal Audit Department
Operational Audit                       Brian Nancekivell, Senior Internal Auditor 
Limited Operational   None 
Audit 
rd
3  Party Audit      None 
Follow up Items     None 
Internal Audit      None 
Committee Items 
Audit Work Plan     None 
New Business      None 
* Lease and Concession items will be reviewed as there are findings.

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